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HTG will be discussed under two broad categories: "mild to moderate," in which the triglycerides are between 150 to 499 mg/dL, and "severe HTG," when the triglyceride levels are ≥500 mg/dL.
We used a simple approach to examine two different levels of age skew: moderate, in which we calculated the probability of not being registered as inversely proportional to age at diagnosis to the power of 3, and extreme (to the power of 10).
His moderate contract, in which he will average $2.7 million over the next four years, could be a bargaining chip this summer.
Later, Quine would argue for a more "moderate holism" in which not the whole of science, but sizeable chunks of it, were the units for empirical revision.
Americans like to believe that their revolution as well as their independence was a moderate affair in which the founding fathers were in control of events rather than the other way around.
They do a lot of drinking -- the drive to Margate is punctuated by frequent sightseeing stops, each one followed by a visit to the local taproom -- and watching "Last Orders" is like finding that perfect stage of moderate drunkenness in which the senses are sharpened rather than dulled, and time passes with leisurely grace.
There is the classic moderate spread, in which the points are spread wide apart but angled slightly downward.
Even in low-degree to moderate stenosis, in which the local increase of velocity can be easily detected by conventional US Doppler techniques, VFI provides a better understanding of disturbed flow extension and duration, useful in the medical management of carotid stenosis (Fig. 10, Vid 10b, 10c).
Among the studies on repair, most have focused on columns with slight or moderate damage in which concrete, steel, or FRP jacketing was used to restore the strength and displacement capacity (Elkin et al. 1999; Stoppenhagen et al. 1995; Chai et al. 1991; Saadatmanesh et al. 1997; Cheng et al. 2003).
One of these procedures, known for its optimal intrinsic mechanical stability, is the Austin/chevron procedure [1, 2], a V-shaped distal osteotomy, traditionally indicated for correction of mild to moderate HV, in which the hallux valgus angle (HVA) is less than 30° and the intermetatarsal angle (IMA) is less than 15° [2].
